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BELARUS JEWISH COMMUNITIES:

1. The Former Community of Baranovich
   now continues in Israel.
2. Yad VaShem: Jewish Baranowicze
    in the Holocaust, by Prof. Yehuda Bauer
3. Baranovitch by JewishGen
4. Yeshiva Ohel Torah-Baranovich:
   1906 - 1941, Wikipedia
5. Rabbi Elchanan Wasserman
    “The Rosh Yeshiva of Baranovitch”
6. USHMM: Holocaust Survivors and
   Victims: Baranovitch
7. National Library of Israel: The Baranovich
   memorial book / The Baranovich yizkor
   book / Baranovich in Martyrdom & resistance
    / The struggle to stay alive by the Jews
    of Baranovich
8. Yeshiva or Vasserman Synagogue in
   Baranovichi

Jewish Community of Babruysk
Chabad House
Cotsialicticheskaia 36
Bobruisk 213826
Phone: +375291043230
Phone: +375445437899
Email: habadbobruisk@gmail.com
Website: https://www.jewishbobruisk.com/
Website: here!
Rabbi Shaul & Mrs. Mina Hababo
Read: UNDP Eurasia: In Belarus, a synagogue spurs a town’s rebirth, Jul 24, 2019
Last updated: November 16, 2020
Please update us!

1. The Yivo Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe: Bobruisk, by Arkadi Zeltser
2. Jewish Heritage Research Group - Synagogues in Bobruisk
3. Synagogue walls restored and turned into a museum commemorating the town’s Jewish history - FJC, August 6, 2019
4. Anshe Bobruisk Synagogue in New York, since 1898

1. Jewish Communities of the Borisov District, Belarus
2. Last Rabbis in Borisov
3. Memorial for the Victims of Fascism in Borisov
4. Jews under Soviet Rule - by Leonid Smilovitsky, 2008
5. Synagogue Hevre tylim in Borisov

1. Lubavitch.com: The Hekdesh Shul - Historic Belarus Synagogue Restored To Jewish Hands - Seventy-eight years after Nazis threw out Jews from Hekdesh Shul, Chabad buys building back - by Mussi Sharfstein, September 10, 2019
2. Vetlive: Korbin Synagogue, Belarus

1. Gomel Jewish History - by the Beit Ya'akov Community
2. Jewish Community of Gomel by Beit HaTfutzot
3. Belarus Holocaust Memorials Project: Gomel
4. Jewish Burial Records in Gomel Cemetery "Yuzhnoe 1"
5. Jewish Gomel: Russian Civil War in Gomel

1. Jewish Gorki, Mogilev Region, Belarus by JewishGen
2. Yad VaShem: Mogilev Region
3. My Shtetls: Gorki
4. Mogilev: One of the Untold Stories
   Please update us! 

1. Grodno Synagogue, Wikipedia
2. Yad VaShem: November 1941, Deportation of Jews to the Grodno ghetto in Poland
3. Grodno Ghetto, Wikipedia
4. Grodno Ghetto by Holocaust Education & Archive Research Team - H.E.A.R.T
5. Virtual Shtetl: The Great Synagogue of Grodno, also known as the "New Synagogue" or the "Choral Synagogue" is located in Grodno (now known as "Hrodna" in Belarus). Date of Construction: 1578
6. Jewish Grodno Photo Gallery
7. Jewish Community of Grodno, Belarus - by Beit HaTfutsot
8. Grodno Jewish Cemetery Burial Records by Eric Adler, 2000

1. Wooden Synagogue in Kalinkovitchi, Belarus
2. Yad Yisroel – Kalinkovichi Sunday Cheder Program
3. The Untold Stories - The Murder Sites of the Jews in the Occupied Territories of the Former USSR: Kalinkovichi, Kalinkovichi County, Gomel District, Belarus
4. Kalinkovitchy, Belarus - by JewishGen

1. Samuel Gruber's Jewish Art & Monuments - Belarus: Kobrin Synagogue Restoration Project Needs Emergency Funds or Risks Losing Building to Government Seizure, March 27, 2009
2. JewishGen: History of the Kobrin Synagogue by Maxim Mill, 2008

1. The Yivo Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe: Minsk. Author: Elissa Bemporad
2. Yad VaShem: The Untold Stories - The Murder Sites of the Jews in the Occupied Territories of the Former USSR: Minsk, Minsk County, Minsk, District, Belarus
3. National Olympic Committee Belarus: The award «Belarusian sports Olympus» was awarded to TV journalist Boris Gersten - January 10, 2019
4. The Jews of Belarus and Ukraine - Tel Aviv University

1. Mogilev Jewish Center: History
2. Jewish History Mogilev, Hebrew
3. Saving the Mogilev Jewish Cemetery; Saving History, Saving Memory - By Ida Shenderovich, December 3, 2019
4. Mogilev: The fate of the Jews under the German Invasion & Occupation - by the Holocaust Education & Archive Research Team - H.E.A.R.T
5. Yad VaShem: Early History of the Mogilev Jews
6. Yad VaShem: The Untold Stories - The Murder Sites of the Jews in the Occupied Territories of the Former USSR: Mogilev, Mogilev County, Mogilev District, Belarus
7. JewishGen / Belarus SIG: Mogilev Gubernia
8. National Library Israel: Jewish School in Mogilev, 1909
9. The National Historical Archive of Belarus

1. Jewish Mozyr
2. Execution of Jews in Mozyr, Gomel, Belarus
3. Leonid Smilovitsky - Tel Aviv University - The Jews of Belarus and Ukraine
4. JTA: Belarus court clears way for building of luxury apartments atop former Jewish cemeteries - by Cnaan Liphshiz, August 25, 2017
5. 1853 Synagogues of Mozyr uyezd / Skrygalov, Kopatkevichy, Petrikov, Lenin, Lakhva, David-Horodok, Turov, Karolin - May 21, 2014
6. Being Jewish in Belarus, By Jessica Naiman, 2011
7. BELARUS: Jews fail to recover synagogues or prevent their destruction - By Geraldine Fagan, Forum 18 News Service, January 29, 2004
8. AP: Excavation Causes Controversy in Belarus - by Yuras Karmanau, September 14, 2003
9. Yad VaShem: The Untold Stories - The Murder Sites of the Jews in the Occupied Territories of the Former USSR: Mozyr, Mozyr County, Polesye District, Belarus
10. JewishGen: Mazyr, Belarus

1. Memorial to the murdered Jews of Orsha - A memorial in the Belarusian industrial city of Orsha is dedicated the city's murdered Jewish children while a memorial from Soviet times commemorates the victims of the mass shootings of 1941.
2. Belarus Holocaust Memorial Projects: Orsha
3. JewishGen: Orsha, Belarus
4. Yad VaShem: The Rodkin family of Orsha, Belarus, fleeing eastwards in June 1941, before the arrival of the Germans to their town
5. Legendary Patriot From a Forgotten Shtetl - The Izik Leibovich Melamed Story, by Jacob Lesov

1. Photo: The Osipovitshi Ghetto, Wikipedia
2. Jewish cemetery in Osipovichi - by Benjamin Belenky, Apr 7, 2018
3. Jewish Cemetery in Osipovichi
4. Yad VaShem: The Untold Stories: The Murder Sites of the Jews in the Occupied Territories of the Former USSR: Osipovichi, Osipovichi County, Mogilev District, Belarus
5. JewishGen: Asipovitchi, Belarus
6. History of the Holocaust in Osipovichi Region

1. Pinsk - by the Yivo Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe. Author: Moshe Rosman
2. Indexing Historic Graves in Belarus: Pinsk Old Cemetery
3. Yad VaShem:The Jews of Pinsk, 1939-1943, Through the Prism of New Documentation - Tikva Fatal-Knaani
4. JewishGen: History of the Jews of Pinsk, 1881 – 1941 - by Professor Azriel Shohat
5. Karlin-Stolin (Hasidic dynasty), Wikipedia
6. Aaron Ben Asher of Karlin (June 6, 1802 – June 23, 1872), known as Rabbi Aaron II of Karlin, Wikipedia
7. Aharon of Karlin I, 1736 - 1772, Wikipedia
8. JewishGen: The Holocaust and the Revolt in Pinsk, 1941-1942, by Nahum Boneh (Mular) - From the book Pinsk , Volume II, Tel Aviv, 1977

1. Polatsk and the Together Plan. See their Minsk Office
2. List of villages and towns depopulated of Jews during the Holocaust, Wikipedia
3. Finchley Reform Synagogue, London, UK, and their Twin Jewish Community in Polotsk, Belarus
4. Jewish Community of Polotsk by Beit HaTfutzot
5. Polotsk (Polotzk): By: Herman Rosenthal, A. S. Waldstein, Peter Wiernik - by the Jewish Encyclopedia
6. Calvert Journal: Amongst Post-Soviet Decay, a quiet Jewish revival is taking root in Belarus - May 13, 2019, by Frank Martin
7. National Library Israel: Design for the Old Lubavitch Synagogue at Poperechno-Azarovskaia St. in Polotsk

1. Rechitsa and its Jewish Community and Chabad Connection
2. Yad VaShem: The Untold Stories - The Murder Sites of the Jews in the Occupied Territories of the Former USSR: Rechitsa, Rechitsa County, Gomel District, Belarus
3. Jewish Cemetery Rechitsa
4. Kopust (Chabad)
5. Rechytsa had one of the oldest Jewish communities in Belarus, and later the town was a center for Chabad Hasidic Jews....Wikipedia

1. Slonim Jews Association in Israel
2. Belarus: Historic 17th century Slonim synagogue up for auction; starting price — €50,000. Posted on: June 8, 2020
3. Words of a Slonim survivor – the Holocaust in Belarus - April 15, 2020
4. Slonim Ghetto
5. JewishGen: Slonim, Belarus
6. Jewish Community of Slonim by Beit HaTfutsot
7. The Great Synagogue of Slonim - Completed: 1642. Current status (2020) Closed, Wikipedia
8. World Monuments Fund: Slonim Synagogue

1. The Together Plan - Slutsk
2. Find a Grave: Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Slutsk, Minsk, Minsk City District, Belarus
3. JewishGen KehilaLinks: The Pinkas - Chevra Kadisha of Slutsk, by Harry D. Boonin, Carlton Brooks, Paul Pascal, and James J. Ross
4. The Yivo Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe: Slutsk. Author: Adam Teller
5. Yad VaShem: The Untold Stories: The Murder Sites of the Jews in the Occupied Territories of the Former USSR: Slutsk, Slutsk County, Minsk District, Belarus
6. JewishGen Belarus SIG: The history of the Jewish community of the town of Slutsk in the XIX century. (an essay by ergey Rybchenok, Andrey Levchik and Oleg Perzashkevich), Presented by Oleg Perzashkevich of the Minsk Historical Genealogy Group to the Belarus SIG for use on the SIG webpage
7. Yidishkayt: Slutsk
8. Beth Hacknesseth Anshei Slutsk, New York, Since 1892

1. Yivo: Vitsyebsk
2. Vitsyebsk Ghetto
3. Find a Grave: Liozno Holocaust Memorial, Vitsyebsk, Vitsebskaya, Belarus
4. Belarus Holocaust Memorial Project: Vitsyebsk Region
5. JewishGen: Vitebsk and the Holocaust
6. The Jewish Community of Vitebask, by Beit HaTfutzot
7. Marc Chagall’s Belarus hometown celebrates first synagogue opening in a century Before the Holocaust, there were 64 synagogues in Vitebsk, with more than half the city’s population Jewish, By JTA, 3 November 2017
8. Marc Chagall, Vitsyebsk - Biography
9. Yad VaShem: The Untold Stories - The Murder Sites of the Jews in the Occupied Territories of the Former USSR: Vitebsk, Vitebsk County, Vitebsk District, Belarus
10. JewishGen Belarus SIG: My Vitebsk, by Esther (Herschman) Rechtschafner - History of Vitebsk, 2007

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